Divine Mercy in My Soul – the diary of Saint Faustina
The Book That Sparked the Divine Mercy Movement
The Diary chronicles God’s message given through St. Faustina to the world to turn to His mercy. In it, we are reminded to trust the Divine Mercy in Jesus and seek His forgiveness. And as Christ is merciful, so, too, are we instructed to be merciful to others. The message of Divine Mercy has become an integral part of Catholic faith, including the celebration of the Feast of Divine Mercy on the Sunday after Easter.
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Each cross purchased includes:
- Made of solid hardwoods.
- Two options for display: wall or table top
- Approved Benedictine Blessing by a priest if requested prior to shipment
- Perpetual Prayer enrollment included, your intentions will be included in our daily celebration of the Liturgy of the Hours, Holy Mass, Chaplet of Divine Mercy, Adoration, Holy Rosary.
- Exorcised salt included inside the cross.
- Touched to the first class relic of the True Cross
- Certificate of Authenticity included.
- St. Benedict Medal embedded to have favor of the Church’s partial indulgences
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“Be not afraid” Lupus brought Kristina to the brink of death—not once, but repeatedly.But in the darkest moments, Jesus was there. Not just figuratively, but literally, in body and voice.“Do not be afraid. Trust me. I will take care of my daughter.”Here is a message of hope for everyone.Whatever you’re dealing with, you can know that God will take care of you.”I Knew His Voice”, told from Kristina’s father’s viewpoint is a true story of a desperate illness, faith and healing both physical and spiritual that will give you hope and strength knowing Jesus Christ is with you in all moments and will never leave you alone.The story is often taken straight from Ed’s journal entries throughout those days